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Fruit Bat - The fruit bat, also known as the "flying fox", is a member of the suborder Megachiroptera. These bats, as their name suggests, are lar...

Perfect for building a natural history display or for use in ornithological studies. Eggs are also suitable to be used by rehabilitators for egg we...

The gray seal is a large seal reaching a length of 9.5 ft. (3m) and a weight of 770 lbs. (350kg). Native to the northern Atlantic and southern Arct...

The English bulldog was originally bred as a bull-baiting dog to aid in cattle herding as early as the 1600's. Over time however, this breed has de...

Encased in clear acrylic, this necklace features a real spider preserved with precision, available in both classic clear and glow-in-the-dark varia...

Known originally as Rhodesian Man, the Broken Hill 1 skull was discovered in Kabwe, Zambia by a miner named T. Zwigelaar in 1921. It is a member of...

Australopithecus afarensis lived between 4 million and 3.2 million years ago in eastern Africa. This species was short and stocky in appearance, wi...

Sea stars are marine invertebrates that typically have five arms. There are around 1,900 known species of starfish, which live in waters of all cli...

The Bengal Tiger is the most plentiful of the subspecies of tiger. Native to India and Bangladesh, its numbers are estimated at only a few thousand...

The hammerhead bat, native to the rainforests of central Africa, is the largest of the African bats. The male of this strange-looking species posse...

A sabertooth cat is any member of various extinct groups of predatory mammals that were characterized by long, curved saber-shaped canine teeth. Th...

The African leopard once ranged throughout most of Asia. Today, the largest populations are found in much of Africa. Leopards are famous for their ...

Fruit Bat Skull - The fruit bat, also known as the "flying fox", is a member of the suborder Megachiroptera. These bats, as their name suggests, a...

The Tasmanian devil, as its name would suggest, is native to the island of Tasmania. This small marsupial has the reputation of a fierce predator. ...

The striped hyena is native to arid regions of northern and central Africa as well as portions of southeast Asia. This species is solitary and rare...

The moa were a group of large, flightless birds endemic to New Zealand. They were part of the family Dinornithidae and were characterized by their ...

The African honey badger (also called the ratel), is native to regions of Africa, India and the Middle East. This large mustelid has a fierce reput...

The gelada baboon is found only within the country of Ethiopia in Africa. This high altitude primate is more terrestrial than most other monkeys. T...

The blue jay ranges through most of eastern North America. This species is omnivorous feeding on a variety of seeds, berries, insects and small ver...

Avimimus was a small, bird-like theropod dinosaur that lived during the Late Cretaceous period, around 85 to 70 million years ago, in what is now ...

Seize a piece of feline lore with our "Temple of Tuna" sticker, a cherished memento from Sir Indiana Bones' legendary escapade.  An adventure where...

The house sparrow is a small, adaptable bird that has become a familiar sight in urban and rural areas worldwide. With its distinct brown and gray ...

The turtle, considered the oldest of the living reptiles first evolved around 200 million years ago. Today species of aquatic turtles can be found ...

The gray wolf, a large canine native to Eurasia and North America, is the largest extant member of its family. They are social animals that live...